MGM

Michael Laughlin directs "Strange Invaders," an affectionate homage to science fiction/alien takeover films of the 1950s that stars Paul Le Mat ("Hanoi Hilton") as a university professor searching for his ex-wife (Diana Scarwid, "Extremeties"), who seems to have disappeared while visiting her hometown of Centerville, Illinois. In fact, the place turns out to be a hotbed of aliens, in place since the Fifties and weirdly unaware of how the outside world has changed.

The citizens of a pastoral French town are unaware that their icy schoolteacher (Jeanne Moreau), respectfully known only as "Mademoiselle," is the unknown sociopath cruelly inflicting acts of destruction in their midst. Secretly obsessed with an Italian logger, the educator channels her repressed passion into tormenting his son and committing crimes -- with breathless glee -- that are blamed on him.

Michael Laughlin directs "Strange Invaders," an affectionate homage to science fiction/alien takeover films of the 1950s that stars Paul Le Mat ("Hanoi Hilton") as a university professor searching for his ex-wife (Diana Scarwid, "Extremeties"), who seems to have disappeared while visiting her hometown of Centerville, Illinois. In fact, the place turns out to be a hotbed of aliens, in place since the Fifties and weirdly unaware of how the outside world has changed.

It's global chaos when an American scientist (Peter Graves) makes radio contact with Mars, receiving messages of an ideal life on the fertile and energy efficient planet. But when the messages inexplicably take on a more religious tone, a question arises that threatens to cause even more turmoil: did the messages come from Mars...or is there an imposter? Also stars Andrea King and Herbert Berghof.

It's global chaos when an American scientist (Peter Graves) makes radio contact with Mars, receiving messages of an ideal life on the fertile and energy efficient planet. But when the messages inexplicably take on a more religious tone, a question arises that threatens to cause even more turmoil: did the messages come from Mars...or is there an imposter? Also stars Andrea King and Herbert Berghof.

The citizens of a pastoral French town are unaware that their icy schoolteacher (Jeanne Moreau), respectfully known only as "Mademoiselle," is the unknown sociopath cruelly inflicting acts of destruction in their midst. Secretly obsessed with an Italian logger, the educator channels her repressed passion into tormenting his son and committing crimes -- with breathless glee -- that are blamed on him.

A group of beautiful young coeds discover that their dorm was once a mental hospital where unspeakable experiments were performed by a deranged physician trying to "cure" troubled teens. But now, the mad doctor's ghost is back to continue his work...and he's running out of patients! Sarah Roemer and Travis Van Winkle star in this spine-tingling thriller from cult director David R. Ellis.

A group of beautiful young coeds discover that their dorm was once a mental hospital where unspeakable experiments were performed by a deranged physician trying to "cure" troubled teens. But now, the mad doctor's ghost is back to continue his work...and he's running out of patients! Sarah Roemer and Travis Van Winkle star in this spine-tingling thriller from cult director David R. Ellis.

A prison psychiatrist (the legendary Sidney Poitier) is charged with treating a hate-filled young man (Bobby Darin), and as he probes the patient's nightmares, he realizes that the boy's twisted visions masks a lust for unspeakable violence.

John Cusack and Charlie Sheen deliver stellar performances in this true story about the infamous 1919 Chicago White Sox scandal, one of the darkest chapters in the annals of professional sports, when the team throws the World Series.

John Cusack and Charlie Sheen deliver stellar performances in this true story about the infamous 1919 Chicago White Sox scandal, one of the darkest chapters in the annals of professional sports, when the team throws the World Series.

A prison psychiatrist (the legendary Sidney Poitier) is charged with treating a hate-filled young man (Bobby Darin), and as he probes the patient's nightmares, he realizes that the boy's twisted visions masks a lust for unspeakable violence.